Series III / MFX2 on eBay
2007-02-13 by Peter Connelly
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2007-02-13 by Peter Connelly
2007-02-13 by Peter Connelly
Hello Peter,
I think it is a nice machine, and seems in great condition.
The price is correct. The only issue for a european guy like
me, is the shipment... It's really expensive and when I invest
this amount of money, I prefer to pay and pick the item myself.
I don't understand why it has not found a buyer yet ? Many people
payed more money for a 9.34 series 3 ...
Best regards.
Laurent.
2007-02-13 by Laurent Lemaire
Hello Peter,
I think it is a nice machine, and seems in great condition.
The price is correct. The only issue for a european guy like
me, is the shipment... It's really expensive and when I invest
this amount of money, I prefer to pay and pick the item myself.
I don't understand why it has not found a buyer yet ? Many people
payed more money for a 9.34 series 3 ...
Best regards.
Laurent.2007-02-13 by Glenn
Hello Peter,
I think it is a nice machine, and seems in great condition.
The price is correct. The only issue for a european guy like
me, is the shipment... It's really expensive and when I invest
this amount of money, I prefer to pay and pick the item myself.
I don't understand why it has not found a buyer yet ? Many people
payed more money for a 9.34 series 3 ...
Best regards.
Laurent.
2007-02-14 by horiprod
If you need to upload software into an MFX keyboard, the only method I'm aware of is from an MFX mainframe. Quit the system, and type mfxload (return) The keyboard needs to be "waiting" for code, (I can't remember which way round these two steps are). When code is being transferred across, there will be a visual indication of the keyboard filling up in the LCD screen, and at the end of the process, the mainframe OS9 # prompt should re-appear. The MFX keyboard may even auto- boot. Hope this is helpful, regards, Peter Wielk in sunny Sydney
2007-02-14 by Glenn
If you need to upload software into an MFX keyboard, the only method
I'm aware of is from an MFX mainframe. Quit the system, and type
mfxload (return) The keyboard needs to be "waiting" for code, (I can't
remember which way round these two steps are). When code is being
transferred across, there will be a visual indication of the keyboard
filling up in the LCD screen, and at the end of the process, the
mainframe OS9 # prompt should re-appear. The MFX keyboard may even auto-
boot.
Hope this is helpful, regards,
Peter Wielk in sunny Sydney